La dynastie de l'horreur

Original title: Bay Coven

TV Movie
1987
Not Rated
1h 35m

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Pamela Sue Martin in La dynastie de l'horreur (1987)

Young newlywed couple Jerry and Linda Lebon move out of the big city into a remote seacoast village only to encounter a secret coven of witches who want them to join them or face the consequ... Read allYoung newlywed couple Jerry and Linda Lebon move out of the big city into a remote seacoast village only to encounter a secret coven of witches who want them to join them or face the consequences.Young newlywed couple Jerry and Linda Lebon move out of the big city into a remote seacoast village only to encounter a secret coven of witches who want them to join them or face the consequences.

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4.9/10

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Originally titled Bay Coven, it was changed to the name of the title location, Bay Cove, which is a better title for the aspects of a horror/mystery given that the "n" that turns Cove into Coven is a kind of spoiler i.e. Coven refers to what Bay Cove is hiding from the main characters.

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References Rosemary's Baby (1968)

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5/10

Managed to Keep the Suspense Going for the Most Part

A married couple named "Jerry Lebon" (Tim Matheson) and "Linda Lebon" (Pamela Sue Martin) are living in Boston and decide to move off the coast to a place called Devlin Island. On the island is a small community which goes by the name of Bay Cove and is populated by people who have lived there a very long time. However, things are not as they seem. Not only do the neighbors act a little weird but there are a number of strange occurrences which being happening shortly after Jerry and Linda arrive. Anyway, rather than spoil the film for those who haven't seen it I will just say that this wasn't a bad movie, all things considered. Even so, because this was a made-for-television movie there were some parts which I thought were rather tame. Especially in the horror department. I liked the performance of Pamela Sue Martin and the fact that the director (Carl Schenkel) managed to keep the suspense going for the most part and that proved enough to justify the time spent watching it. I give it an average rating.